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With the NHL constantly adapting, general managers are finding themselves in frequent need of cheap talent. Historically, the best way to keep this type of talent available has been to build through the draft. Teams are slowly beginning to realize however, that they can trade away top draft picks and pluck very capable, seasoned talent from the NCAA for free. After skating up to four years in the collegiate world, a growing flock of undrafted gems finds multiple NHL suitors and a quick entrance to the highest level of hockey in North America. One such example is former University of New Hampshire co-captain, Bobby Butler, signed to a two-year contract by the Ottawa Senators 13 months ago.
The 6-foot, 181-pound Butler grew up near Boston and spent four seasons in the Jr. Bruins organization, scoring at a point-per-game pace in his final year. As the NHL draft came and passed, Butler moved on to college life. The winger consistently improved, scoring point totals of 12, 26, 30, ad 53 respectively in his four years. In his sophomore and junior years, he improved alongside a number two overall draft choice in James van Riemsdyk, and by Bobby's senior year, he was named co-captain of the Wildcats. Butler would run with the added responsibility, amassing 53 points in 39 games, which earned him eight awards in the NCAA Hockey East and New England books. Bobby would even go on to be named as one of the top finalists for the Hobey Baker award. Blake Geoffrion would take home the hardware, but Butler had caught the eyes of a number of NHL scouts.
Just two days after UNH was eliminated from the NCAA playoffs, Butler chose to sign with the Ottawa Senators. Most collegiate players would find themselves in the American league after signing, but Butler reported straight to Ottawa, skating in two regular season games to the end the year. Said Butler on his choice to sign with Ottawa after six teams had shown interest, "It was probably the best opportunity for me to play right now. They said they really liked me, and they could see me helping them in the future." For a guy who had never been drafted, the dream had come true.
Butler was hopeful in the upcoming training camp of earning a full time spot with Ottawa, but quickly found himself reporting to Binghamton. As the season progressed, he would be called up five times, but by the middle of February, Butler was up for good. In the middle of the trips back and forth from Binghamton to Ottawa, Bobby scored a goal and three assists in the AHL All-Star Game, capturing MVP honors. For those who've been following my articles, another 2010 Hobey Baker-finalist, Rhett Rakhshani, also registered a goal and three assists in a big win for the East.
Although Ottawa's season had taken a turn for the worse, Butler showcased some phenomenal skill down the stretch, scoring seven points in his last four games and 21 points over the 38 NHL games he participated in. Butler is a shifty forward with good hands and an eye for the net. As long as he continues to shoot, Butler should have no trouble becoming a 25-30 goal scorer in this league, with the potential for more.
Despite the strong play of Butler most recently, expectations should be tempered short term. Unless Butler is placed directly on Jason Spezza's line, expect him to follow a closer development curve to that of Joe Pavelski, though his ceiling is lower. Butler will likely skate full time in Ottawa next season, scoring close to 15 goals and 25 assists, followed by something near a 20-25 goal, 25-30 assist campaign.
From a fantasy standpoint, it's much more realistic that Butler will score 50 points in 2012-13 and steadily improve over the two seasons following that, rather than becoming a 60 point wonder next year and improving on that number. With that being said, if you can trade Butler for some worthwhile assets now, there's a good chance that the future Butler owner in your league will sour on him at some point over the next two seasons. When that happens, you will be able to re-acquire Butler for a bargain. If you choose instead to hang on to him until his breakout, you may find yourself being the one selling him low.
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I really hope Spezza starts clicking with some of the younger Ottawa forwards, as he's definitely an elite talent.
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As residents of informal settlements collaborate more and more with designers, governments, and organizations, truly innovative solutions and ideas are emerging. This panel featuring exhibition participants will discuss what they are doing to meet the demands of growing urban populations and new economies. Panelists include representatives from: - Shack/Slum Dwellers International - Design With Africa initiative - University of Buenos Aires - WASSUP (Water, Amenities and Sanitation Services Upgrade Project)
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Spring break is a time of relaxation for many, but for more than 50 Pipers the week was spent serving various communities nationwide. The annual Catalyst spring break trips, through the Wesley Center for Spirituality, Service, and Social Justice, give students the opportunity to use reflective service to investigate questions of justice in society. Students travel to cities around the U.S. to experience first hand and take action on these issues through community service. This year students traveled to locales such as New Orleans, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and Chicago. "It's always amazing to see students engage with different service opportunities and locales in unique ways," Matt Petersen, a senior and the leader of the Chicago trip said. Each trip is designed to focus on a specific topic such as hunger, homelessness, LGBTQIA communities, or multi-faith perspectives, and aims to build relationships with the communities with whom they serve. The trips also provide a venue for experiential learning, in which students are able to put concepts learned in the classroom—such as the poverty cycle and civic engagement—into practice."Catalyst allowed me to explore new communities and new ways of approaching service," Michael Riley, a senior and participant on the San Francisco trip, said. "It was an amazing experience.
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Calendar Users: Check Shifted Meetings
Due to the recent change in the start and end dates for Daylight Savings Time (DST), the Lab's calendar software was upgraded by the IT Division on Sunday. An Oracle bug may cause some events — especially recurring meetings — scheduled during the new DST days (March 11 to April 1 and Oct. 28 to Nov. 4) — to be shifted by one hour from their intended time. The only solution is to manually correct the shifted meetings. Go here for instructions on how to correct these entries. The IT Division is following Oracle's recommended solution, similar to other institutions.
System Administrators: Check Your Computers
Computer systems need to be patched to adjust for the time changes as well. IT has developed a detailed list of instructions about what needs to be updated for system administrators (and for users who want to know what is being done to address the issue), here.
The Library is undergoing two physical moves, 1) the movement of materials from the LBNL Berkeley warehouse, to the Richmond warehouse, and 2) a compaction of space and movement of personnel within the 50B collection. These moves are scheduled over the next month and may result in some delays to researchers seeking material stored in either of these locations during the period of Feb. 12 through March 23. Library staff will make every effort to continue prompt services during this time and apologize for any inconvenience to patrons. The Library expects to be back in full business by March 23.
LBNL is considering expanding the use of Web feeds (e.g. RSS, XML) for syndication and delivery of information, as noted in the Feb. 21 edition of Today at Berkeley Lab (TABL). In order to help gage interest, Public Affairs is publishing TABL and Science at Berkeley Lab (SABL) as Web feeds. Some scientific divisions are already providing Web feeds. For an example, go here. IT News is also available as a feed. When you see an image that looks like the orange feed icon, the content next to it is provided as a web feed. For more information about Web feeds and how to use Firefox or Thunderbird to subscribe, go here or call the IT Help Desk (x4357).
Novell file system users who store files (including "locally" stored mail files) need to log out of Novell prior to leaving for the day. When a user leaves an application open, the system will not backup because it thinks that the files which appear to be open are in use. If a restore were to be requested, IT may not have the most current version. For questions, contact the IT Help Desk (x4357).
Last month, LBLnet's Wide Area Network connection was upgraded to transport multiple, high-bandwidth (>1Gbps) network streams. The increase in network capacity improves support for large data sets, high-performance file systems, and real-time collaboration services, benefiting both research and operations activities at LBNL. The upgrade was completed by the IT Division's LBLnet group, in coordination with the Computer Protection Program and ESnet staff.
The IT Division has commissioned a new UX9 64-bit Linux server featuring eight AMD Opteron 2.6 Ghz processor cores and a total of 16GB memory to replace the old UX8 Sun Microsystems server. The new server provides computing cycles to researchers who need access to a medium-sized SMP system for jobs with larger-than-desktop memory requirements, and serves users who need to do algorithm development with the Portland Group Fortran and C++ compilers.
Mathematica 5.2 is also available to UX9 users. This latest version offers a host of new capabilities, especially for working with large-scale, diverse types of data. Go here for more information. Users with existing UX8 accounts should be able to access the new UX9 server with the same login and password. New users must request an account from the IT Help Desk. For questions, contact Vladimir Eberman.
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Centrowitz wins silver in 1,500 at worlds
Annapolis native and Broadneck graduate Matthew Centrowitz won a silver medal Sunday at the World Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Moscow by finishing the 1,500-meter run in 3minutes, 36.78 seconds. Centrowitz, who won a bronze in the 1,500 at the 2011 World Championships, joins Bernard Lagat as the only U.S. men to win two medals in the 1,500 meters at the World Championships. Centrowitz finished a half-second behind Asbel Kiprop of Kenya, who defended his title and took the gold in 3:36.28. "I was very fatigued during that victory lap. I gave it my all out there," Centrowitz said. "I was just a little disappointed not getting gold because I'm such a competitive guy, but getting silver to Kiprop is gold any other day."
Spirit plays to a 1-1 draw against Sky Blue in finale
The Washington Spirit concluded its inaugural National Women's Soccer League season with a 1-1 draw against playoff-bound Sky Blue FC (10-6-6, 36 points) before an announced 4,241 at Maryland SoccerPlex in Boyds. Stephanie Ochs scored the only goal for the Spirit (3-14-5, 14 points), her first of the season, in the 40th minute off a feed from Lupita Worbis. Taylor Lytle equalized for Sky Blue in the 83rd minute off a corner kick. "This is moving in a positive direction — it can't get much worse than we had on the field," said Spirit midfielder Lori Lindsey, 33, smiling. "It's the wildest season I've ever seen involved in, and I've been around a while, but we ended on a good, positive note." The four-team playoffs will begin next weekend with Sky Blue visiting the top-seeded Western New York Flash and FC Kansas City hosting the Portland Thorns.
—The Washington Post's Steven Goff contributed.
Major League Soccer: D.C. United coach Ben Olsen and Montreal Impact coach Marco Schallibaum will serve automatic one-game suspensions after both were ejected in the Impact's 2-1 home win Saturday. Schallibaum, in his first season with Montreal (11-7-5) and known as the "Swiss Volcano," is no stranger to disciplinary action: MLS has already suspended him three times — for allegedly tossing a water bottle or squirting water toward a fourth official, for approaching a referee at halftime and for stepping onto the field during a match. United (3-17-4) remained winless on the road in league play.
—Steven Goff, The Washington Post
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McCoughtry scores 22, leads Dream over Mystics, 76-58
Angel McCoughtry (St. Frances) scored 22 points, and the host Atlanta Dream rallied to defeat the Washington Mystics, 76-58. Tiffany Hayes matched a career high with 23 points for the Dream (13-9), who have won two in a row. Ivory Latta scored 12 points and Monique Curry added 10 with seven rebounds for the Mystics (12-14), whose three-game win streak came to a halt. Though Washington led by seven after one quarter, poor shooting resulted in just 18 points combined in the second and third periods. Atlanta took advantage, turning that 28-21 deficit into a 60-46 edge heading into the fourth. Crystal Langhorne (Maryland) finished with nine points to go with a game-high nine rebounds for Washington.
Horse racing: Ridden by Rosie Napravnik (Hereford), Caroline Thomas was beaten by a nose to the wire but declared the winner of the Grade II $200,000 Woodford Reserve Lake Placid when the first-place finisher, Nellie Cashman, was disqualified to third for interfering with Watsdachances in the stretch at Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. "Even though we were lucky to be put up for the win, I thought my filly really ran a winning race," Napravnik said. "I had a lot of confidence in her, and she ran excellent." The final time for the 11/8 miles was 1:47.36 over the firm turf.
Auto racing: Justin Boston, a Baltimore native, finished fifth in the ARCA Racing Series' Allen Crowe 100 at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield. Boston entered the race fourth in the series points standings.
Youth golf: Baltimore native William Rosenfield finished second in the TaylorMade-Adidas Golf Qualifier for the Jos. A. Bank/David Leadbetter Championship at Turf Valley Resort in Ellicot City. Rosenfield finished 2-over-par, three shots back of Connor Bacha of York, Pa. Rosenfield was one of four local residents in the boys division to qualify for the championship, along with William Koras of Lutherville, Anthony DeNapoli of Catonsville and Will Halamandaris of Crownsville. Sydney Mills of Severna Park finished 11th in the girls division and did not qualify.
Gymnastics: Donnell Whittenburg (Edgewood) finished 13th in the senior men's division of the P&G Gymnastics Championships in Hartford, Conn., and was not named to the U.S. national team.
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If you're curious and would like to know more about our Porsche magazine, you'll find selected articles here for you to read as a sample.
We hope you enjoy reading them – and if you want to read more, you can apply for subscription to 'Christophorus' online now.
Christophorus presents the first photos of the second generation of this sporty SUV, and it's a strong showing.Download PDF/ 310 KB
On Portugal's Algarve coast, you can take long view. In the
new 911 Targa 4, with its glass roof, the expanded seaside horizon also means driving fun.
The 911 GT3 RS puts auto-racing on the road. Porsche welcomes the model in Le Ceram with a racy family album: come along for a ride in the GT3, the GT3 RS, or the GT3 Cup.Download PDF/ 263 KB
Two RS Spyders racked up seven victories during the past ALMS
season – giving Porsche the Manufacturers', Drivers', and Team Cups.
The Porsche Tennis Grand Prix has held its successful premiere at the new Porsche Arena. Tournament Week showed that tennis is more than just a game. Or a set. Or a match.Download PDF/ 255 KB
Tablecloth instead of Center Court: The Australian Open is being redefined – at the restaurants in Sydney's harbor district. On the zest for life of an exceptional metropolis.Download PDF/ 507 KB
Art need not always be light. Austrian Gottfried Bechtold has created a 176-ton heavyweight of a masterpiece in Bregenz: eleven concrete Porsches.Download PDF/ 166 KB
Porsche once again announced record figures. Sales were up
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The automobile world convenes at the Paris Auto Salon every two years to present its new models. This year, Porsche introduced
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Kal Alston was named Senior Vice President for Human Capital Development in 2011, after serving as Senior Associate Provost for Academic Administration and co-leading the human resources functions at the University. She has been a Professor in Cultural Foundations of Education and Women's and Gender Studies since joining the University in 2005.
As Senior Vice President, Alston is responsible for major initiatives and projects related to inclusion, diversity, access, opportunity, and development of human capital across all divisions of the University, as well as in the University's civic and community engagement initiatives. In addition to Human Resources, Alston oversees the offices of Academic Human Resources, and Equal Opportunity, Inclusion and Resolution Services. She is invested in helping academic units leverage fiscal, material and human resources to create fruitful collaborations, inside and outside the University. Alston serves as a senior advisor to the Provost regarding faculty life cycle and development.
Alston received her A.B. from Dartmouth College and her Ph.D. in philosophy of education from University of Chicago. She came to Syracuse University from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she served on the faculty for 16 years, the last five as Director of Gender and Women's Studies. Her experience inside and outside of the academy ranges from undergraduate admission at Dartmouth to managing litigation research and support at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, to serving as vice-chair of the Champaign County Public Housing Authority. Her research and teaching has been in philosophy of education, popular culture and romance, the rise of youth and celebrity culture, education policy, and race and gender in the production of the professions. She was an ACE Fellow in 2003-04 and is a Fellow of the Philosophy of Education Society.


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RENO — Project Solution, in conjunction with Bump Set Spike Volleyball, is hosting Sports Kids Summer Camp, where children ages 6 to 13 can engage in various sports activities, learn new skills and make new friends in a fun, safe environment. Project Solution started this camp on June 11 in an effort to raise money for its early-stage organic garden, but didn't want children in the community to be unable to attend because of financial difficulties.
"Once we saw how many great kids wanted to participate in the camp but couldn't afford it, we decided to create a 'Pay-What-You-Can' payment structure," said Executive Director Palkin Zed, "Any child can come have a great summer camp experience, whether their parent pays $500 per camp or five bucks! We just want to provide every child the opportunity to have a fun safe summer."
The camp is coordinated by Cindy Lawrence, owner of Bump Set Spike, who is passionate about the community and providing a wholesome, all-encompassing camp experience. The camp will feature various sports and activities such as volleyball, tumbling, basketball, soccer, fitness and challenges in addition to arts and crafts activities.
"Sports Kids is a place when you can feel safe about sending your child and know that they will be having fun and learning about different sports and making new friends," Lawrence said.
Project Solution hopes to host at least 50 youth per week, allowing more than 500 kids to get a camp experience that they would not otherwise by the end of summer.
"We hope the community will support us in our vision to give a great camp experience to these young kids by either sending their kids to camp, donating or sponsoring a child, or volunteering their time to facilitate activities," Lawrence said.
Project Solution focuses its efforts on homeless youth, children aging out of foster care and developing a thriving community center for youth in a low income area in Reno. The nonprofit organization seeks to assist young people in gaining the knowledge, experience and education necessary to develop the skill sets and work ethic to be successful, healthy and self sufficient citizens. The 20,000 square foot organic garden will teach youth how to grow organic fruits, herbs and veggies, and will be used to teach gardening, cooking and nutrition classes to disadvantaged youth.
For more information on Sports Kids summer camp, call Cindy Lawrence at 775-313-4124. To register for the camp or make a donation, visit projectsolution.org. To volunteer, email firstname.lastname@example.com. Donations will be used to purchase supplies, snacks, prizes and bring in guest experts. Project Solution is located at 1090 Bresson Ave. in Reno.


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HTC announced a fast-tracked OS update schedule for smartphones like the HTC One, One Mini, and One Max.
The company's updated software for Mac and Windows also includes Microsoft sign-in integration.
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A strong, well-organized selection of tools, Fix-It Utilities Professional 6.0 surpasses Norton SystemWorks and runs a close second to System Mechanic Pro.
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American Well's newest platform enables mobile-device video chats with care providers and includes the ability to plug in and transmit data from medical devices.
SpamKiller's day has come and gone. Without a major overhaul, this filter just can't keep up with the competition.
Apple's latest version of its AirPort Utility software offers a more streamlined networking experience but doesn't support Windows or Snow Leopard.
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BGE Introduces Mobile Website and New Online Tools for Enhanced Customer Service
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company Introduces Mobile Website and New Online Tools for Enhanced Customer Service
Customers can now make service changes online, view an enhanced outage map and report an outage via a smart phone with BGE's newly launched mobile touch website
BALTIMORE, Dec. 14, 2012 – Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE) <http://www.bge.com/Pages/
"Our new online tools provide customers with more options for connecting and doing business with us," said Jeannette M. Mills, vice president and chief customer officer for BGE. "We understand that some customers prefer to do business with or contact us using their mobile phone or via our website. Customers also expressed an interest in seeing more information on our outage map. Our new suite of tools, which features an enhanced outage map and a mobile touch version of our website, helps us enhance customer satisfaction and deliver on our customers' expectations. We encourage customers to take advantage of these new offerings as we continue to explore opportunities to expand our online offerings in the future."
New and existing BGE customers can now start, stop or move their service using online applications on bge.com. New customers can start BGE electric and gas service at a new address by completing an application form online. Existing BGE customers can stop service or move service to a new address by completing a short form using their account number or phone number on record. Customers using the online forms must have a requested date that is at least three days before – and less than 30 days from – the date of the application.
The enhanced outage map on bge.com is interactive and provides customers with the general location and status of current electric power outages in BGE's service area. This map can also be accessed on mobile devices. Customers can view affected area(s), the number of customers affected by an outage, estimated time of restoration, if available, and the status of the field crew assigned to repair the issue. Customers can view the outage map by visiting bge.com and clicking on "Current Outages." Additionally, customers are now able to report electrical outages through bge.com, using either a computer or a smart device. Customers still have the option to report their outage by calling BGE's outage line at 877.778.2222.
BGE's new mobile touch website is designed to be compatible with mobile devices, smart phones or tablets without the need to download an app. It provides options to report an outage, view the enhanced outage map and contact BGE. Customers also have the option of linking to the full bge.com site from the mobile version.
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April 14, 2014
NFL's Aldon Smith arrested at LAX
Police at Los Angeles International Airport arrested the football player for a false bomb threat to screeners, officials said.
April 14, 2014
Boston Marathoners vow to take back New England's sacred race
"Left on Boylston" in this American city means only one thing on marathon day.
April 11, 2014
This weekend's sports schedule
A complete look at the weekend's sports schedule.
April 11, 2014
Giants QB Manning has ankle surgery
New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning has undergone left ankle surgery, the team has announced
April 11, 2014
Second concussion lawsuit filed against NHL
Nine former players filed a class action lawsuit, alleging that the league subjected players to "the imminent risk of head trauma."
April 11, 2014
Haas leads the way at sunny Masters
Former FedExCup champion Bill Haas tied his lowest score in a major to snatch the lead at the Masters.
April 11, 2014
Police investigating San Fran QB Kaepernick
Police are investigating Colin Kaepernick after a woman claimed she had drinks with him and awoke with no memory of the night.
April 10, 2014
Rapper Drake to host ESPY Awards
The sports-crazed rapper has landed a new job.
April 10, 2014
NFL Pro Bowl coming to Arizona in 2015
The 2015 Pro Bowl will be played in Arizona next year, in the latest tweak to the all-star game.
April 10, 2014
Tiger's absence leaves 78th Masters wide open
The Masters should be one of the most open in decades with the absence of world No. 1, Tiger Woods.
April 10, 2014
Detroit makes playoffs for 23rd straight season
The Detroit Red Wings extended the longest playoff streak in the NHL as they punched their ticket to the post-season.
April 9, 2014
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Bloomberg - U.S. Economy: Contraction Eases as Recovery Beckons
The worst U.S. economic slump since the Great Depression abated in the second quarter as government spending programs started to kick in…
Gross domestic product shrank at a better-than-forecast 1 percent annual pace after a 6.4 percent drop the prior three months, Commerce Department figures showed today in Washington. A survey of purchasing managers showed separately that business contracted less than estimated this month.
Stabilization in homebuilding and the liquidation of unsold goods sets the stage for gains in GDP starting this quarter, analysts said…
Stocks and Treasuries gained and the dollar remained lower against the euro after the report.
The economy was forecast to shrink at a 1.5 percent pace, according to the median estimate of 78 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. [Read More]
Cincinnati Enquirer (Ohio) - Children's Hospital could add 100 jobs
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center probably will hire more than 100 new researchers and staff starting this year, the first wave resulting from at least $8 million in federal stimulus funds.
Children's already has award letters for $6 million of that amount, funding studies of maladies ranging from seizures to aortic valve abnormalities. U.S. Rep. Steve Driehaus, D-Cincinnati, this week announced another $2 million for Children's.
The Children's research unit includes about 3,000 employees now. The hospital overall employs more than 10,000 workers. [Read More]
Dayton Daily News (Ohio) - Ohio Woodlands Job Corps seeks 132 new workers
Taking a page from the 1930s era Civilian Conservation Corps, the Ohio Division of Forestry will hire 132 green-minded workers to help restore state forests as part of the newly created Ohio Woodlands Job Corps.
The program is being made possible by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, as the federal stimulus program is known, and funding of $4.4 million. Those hired will be divided into two groups who will work for six months each, or 1,000 hours, starting Sept. 14.
In addition to being paid a wage, they'll each earn up to $2,300 toward their college education as an affiliate of AmeriCorps. [Read More]
The Sun-Times (Arkansas) - Close to $60 million in unemployment insurance is available in Arkansas
The Arkansas Department of Workforce Services can use the funds to pay unemployment benefits or, if appropriated by the legislature, for administering its unemployment insurance program or delivering employment services.
"Trying to find a job during these difficult economic times continues to be a struggle for some," said Rep. Marion Berry, who represents Arkansas' 1st Congressional District. "This funding will be a relief for all of those who have exhausted their benefits and will be another resource to help families move forward with their lives."
"People need help. These stimulus funds will help," said Rep. Vic Snyder, who represents Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District.
"These tough economic times present a host of challenges for Arkansas' working families, but few are more troubling than losing your job," said Mike Ross, who represents Arkansas' 4th Congressional District. "These investments are critical when you lose your job through no fault of your own, and I firmly believe we should help Arkansas families who find themselves in this unfortunate situation." [Read More]
Lawrence Journal-World (Kansas) - Federal stimulus funds already improving Kansas, officials say
Gov. Mark Parkinson said without federal stimulus funds, the state would have had to cut its budget by 20 percent in some areas.
"The Recovery Act has been essential to our state, not only in terms of balancing the budget without demolishing essential state programs, but it's also been important to Kansans who are struggling to get through this national recession," he said.
Kansas will receive between $1.8 billion and $1.9 billion over three fiscal years under the federal stimulus plan with most of that going to help public schools, to help low-income Kansans get health care, and for higher education, road construction and the unemployed.
… [Deputy Treasury Secretary Neal] Wolin later said at a news conference in Topeka. "The Recovery Act was never meant to fix the economy overnight," he said. "It will take a while. This is just the beginning." [Read More]
Orlando Sentinel (Florida) Lake cities win $1.3 million for cops
'I got goose bumps all over me when I opened the e-mail,' said Mascotte police Chief Steve Allen, whose department won $160,155, enough to fill one of two positions that have been vacant for a year.
Allen said he now won't have to resort to layoffs or service cutbacks to meet his budget.
Federal officials said 66 law-enforcement agencies in Florida will receive grants totaling $87.8million, enough to hire 428 officers. Across the nation, the grants will pay for 4,699 officers, including 881 who were facing layoffs.
In a news release this week, U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Orlando, praised the awards...
'The Recovery Act is all about jobs, jobs, jobs,' Grayson said. 'There are few better places to increase employment right now than in public safety. The brave men and women who were laid off or could not find a job will now be able to feed their families and keep their homes. New officers also mean safer streets for everyone.' [Read More]
WUPW-TV (Ohio) - Toledo awarded $7M for 31 officers
The 31 Toledo police officers expected to return to the force will join 29 Toledo officers who were called back in early June…
U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur , who represents Ohio's 9th District, welcomed the award and said she will continue her efforts to secure additional funding for the cash-strapped city.
'We are grateful for the fact that the Department of Justice was able to help out the city with the 31 positions,' added … Rep. Kaptur's spokesman…
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus received funding for 50 officers while Dayton received funding to hire back 21 officers. COPS Grant funding also was granted to Northwest Ohio cities of Elmwood, Fostoria, Lima, and Put-in-Bay.
In Michigan, Detroit received funding for 50 officers while Monroe in Monroe County was awarded $460,000 to fund two officers. [Read More]
Star Tribune (Minnesota) - Worst bridges to get small slice of half-billion in stimulus funds
Minnesota will spend about $50 million in federal stimulus cash to replace, repair or build 80 bridges. A third of those are deemed 'structurally deficient,' meaning significant parts are deteriorated or damaged, though the designation doesn't necessarily mean a bridge is unsafe.
Crumbling bridges were cited in the passage of the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act… most of Minnesota's share is going toward things such as pavement overlays, guardrails and median cables. [Read More]
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- Farm Futures - Rural Businesses Receive Billions in Assistance
- The Telegraph-Herald (Iowa) - Economic group awarded $99,000 business grant
- The Tuscaloosa News (Alabama) - Tuscaloosa to get 12 more police officers


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Minty Watermelon-Cucumber Salad Recipe
- 8 cups cubed seedless watermelon
- 2 medium English cucumbers, halved lengthwise and sliced
- 6 green onions, chopped
- 1/4 cup minced fresh mint
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- In a large bowl, combine watermelon, cucumbers, green onions and mint. In a small bowl, whisk remaining ingredients. Pour over salad and toss to coat. Serve immediately or refrigerate, covered, up to 2 hours before serving. Yield: 16 servings (3/4 cup each).
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Interesting way to use summer fruits and vegetables. Didnt use the mint and did cut the recipe in half as there are only two of us.
I used balsamic vinaigrette instead of the vinegar/oil/salt/pepper. Delicious! Will definitely make again! Coworker made it this way also, and her family loved it too!!
This is like, one of the best fruit salads ... ever! Thank you for submitting this one!
Have made this salad twice, but our taste buds didn't find it appealing either time. Sorry!
OMG this is quite a taste sensation! I read thru this recipe and tho't it a very strange combination, but after reading the reviews I decided to give it a try. It was amazingly good! DH declared it a keeper too. I did use white Balsamic, and maybe went a little light on the onions, but followed the recipe, and like everyone said, did not put the dressing on until right before we sat down to dinner. YUM! I'm sharing this one with my daughters.
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Tues. May 17, 1898: Ther. 7 am. cool Wea. snow 5 ½ in. deep, cloudy We patched the upper fence a little I took a stroll out on the ridge between Robs ranch and the head of Clear Creek this afternoon Wednesday 18: Ther. cool Wea. Cloudy, showery I moved Sammy and Emma down to Uncle Crisses place then Uncle Free and I hauled a load of potatoes over to the Coop farm after which we worked on a brake in the head of the ditch


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Our Italian cooking vacations through Tuscany and Umbria are not just about what you see, but how you see it. They are all about fun, laughter and a sense of family. We reject mass tourism in favor of discovering the real Italy. After all, it's about so much more than just the sights you see, so we integrate you into the warm and friendly Italian culture at every opportunity. You will discover Italy among the Italians, rather than being wrapped in a crowd of other tourists. This wonderful and warm Italian experience is what makes it the trip of a lifetime. Look further and discover what makes us so special... and get ready to become a part of our extended family!
You can also feel confident with us. We are a well-established organization based in the United States, but operating in Italy. We are one of the most successful and well established cooking vacation operators in all of Italy, and we always welcome requests for references.
You will wake up each morning in your own beautiful private village home, nestled in the medieval or renaissance quarter the beautiful hill town of Soriano nel Cimino, right at the border area between Tuscany, Umbria and Alto Lazio. Each morning we meet in the village piazza at a coffee bar & pastry shop where the locals have breakfast each morning. We'll have our breakfast at the sidewalk tables in the piazza, across from the main cathedral, looking up at the 11th century castle that was once the Pope's summer retreat before we start our days.
If we are having a cooking class today, we will go shopping with the villagers. We'll stop at a local butcher, the vegetable stand, a village grocer, etc. All the while, we are picking our ingredients for today's cooking class and getting to know the local merchants. We will then head down to our villa for today's class. If today is a non-cooking day, we will head out on one of our amazing all day excursions.
On Cooking Class Days
We typically have 4 cooking classes on our one-week vacations. On the days we have class, we normally do a half-day of cooking, then the other half we do an excursion.
Most of the classes are full five course meals, and are 100% hands-on. Everything we will eat at that meal, YOU will have made. In one class we make Pappardelle Pasta from scratch with Bolognese sauce, Panzanella (Tuscan Bread Salad), Tuscan Roasted chicken, roasted potatoes, and Tiramisu. In another we will make a wonderful Parmesan & Balsamic Vinegar Risotto, Brasato al Barolo Roast, Panna Cotta, etc. Other classes have us making Biscotti, Gelato, Limoncello, and even a night of amazing Pizza.
The cooking classes are all held in our breathtaking 700 sq.ft. teaching kitchen in our 18th century country villa overlooking the hills of Umbria, and over to Tuscany. During class we have nothing but fun; laughing, singing, kidding around… and all the wine you can handle! It is a true Italian family experience, in which all of our guests make themselves at home and simply let go.
Our morning classes result in that day's lunch, and afternoon classes become dinner.
The other half of the day we will go on an excursion. We may visit the ancient Monster Park, or explore the ancient Jewish Ghetto of Pitigliano, Tuscany. We may visit the city of Orvieto, then go to an antique family-run olive oil mill & winery. We may head over to the walled city of Viterbo and discover the Papal Palace that was the seat of a series of Popes in the 13th century. We may visit the stunning water gardens at a Cardinal's villa, or perhaps spend an afternoon at the breathtaking 'Dying City'. No matter what, if we have a cooking class, we always have an excursion before or after.
If we had class for lunch, we make sure dinner tonight is something unique and special. If class is for dinner, we will have had a unique and special lunch. Our choices for restaurants in these cases are always designed to give you the best culinary experience, since our vacations are so focused on the food! That may be an amazing elegant restaurant, or simply the best Porchetta in Italy that happens to be served off.
On Non-Cooking Class Days
If today we don't have a cooking class, we will go on a more serious excursion, and spend the day out. We may spend the day in Tuscan wine country, visiting vineyards, cheese farms, etc. Perhaps we will start the day off in a 9th century abbey watching Benedictine Monks do the Gregorian chant, then have lunch with the owners of an exclusive Brunello winery. Perhaps we will spend the day in Assisi, with a side trip to a Deruta ceramics factory. We may visit beautiful Umbrian waterfalls, then meet with a Prince at his personal castle for a private tour. On some of our weeks we may spend the day in Rome, and tour the Vatican and the ancient city.
Whatever we do, it is always something that you will never forget, and along the way we are also being introduced to the best local cuisine at each lunch, and each dinner.
During Festival and Harvest Periods
When there is a festival nearby, we are there. It may be a jazz festival that has us dining in a piazza while watching fantastic jazz and big band performances. It may be a medieval festival that has us watching flag throwers or sword fighters. Perhaps we will spend the evening having dinner on a boat in a lake as we watch one of the most amazing fireworks displays you will ever see. If it is happening within our reach, we are there.
The same holds true for the wine harvest and olive harvest. If you are with us while one of our local vineyards is harvesting, we will drop it all and pick grapes.. or crush them to make wine. If the locals are harvesting olives, we'll not only spend some time picking them, but we will take them to the antique cold-press olive oil mill and make our own extra virgin oil… which YOU will bring home with you!
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109 E 9th St, New York, NY | Directions 1000340.730408 -73.989946
Mon-Fri 11am-4am
Sat-Sun 10am-4am
Neighborhoods: Greenwich Village, Downtown
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$8 Soup & Salad, $8 Soup & ��� Sandwich, $8 Burger w/Fries, $10.95 Soup & Daily Special
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2 for 1 on ALL BURGERS, 7pm till Late!
All around solid pub with happy hour from 3-7 pm. $5 on house wines and awesome mozarella sticks. Gathering place for young and attractive yuppies after work. TV screens available for game days.
Great bar, great service, great birthday – I had my birthday party here last weekend and had a great time. I reserved a few tables upstairs (for free) which was well worth it since it got pretty crowded by the end of the night. Regardlss, we all loved the bar, the dancing, the drink prices, and had an overall great time. The staff was very accommodating and helpful when my friend lost her purse, which was very much appreciated. I will definitely be coming back again soon, and will recommend this bar to my friends and coworkers.
Waste of Time – I will never go back. Staff was extremely rude and the food was awful. It's a shame given the place has a lot of potential.
Soccer Central – What a great bar especially for watching soccer! I know I am not European but it is always fun to come here, get Irish brunch and watch some European soccer games.
In addition, they play regular football, College basketball games and so on. There are two floors and the top floor turns into a lounge/dance area on weekend nights.
There is always good music, good flow of drinks going around and no cover charge at all times!
Bouncers are Morons – Could be the biggest bunch of morons handling the line in the city. One guy, who looks like Shrek, got roid rage while I was in line and chased off half the line. Will never go back, my second bad experience with the bouncers there.
Great place to host an event!! – I planned a very successful after-work fundraiser for a client at The Central Bar. The upstairs space is beautifully decorated, with a lounge and bar area, in addition to DJ booth. Service was great and food and drink prices didn't break the budget. I would definitely plan another event here.
Cheap Eats, Good drinks!! – Food and drink prices are reasonable. Cool atmosphere. Good service.
It'll quickly become one of your regular hangouts – This place has become one of my staples - they have some of the best bar food I've ever had! Fully stacked bar, friendly staff, no attitude like a lot of other popular bars in the city. Great place to chill for a beer after work or hang out on a Sunday. Also came out to watch a soccer game, this has gotta be the best place in town to do it!
Very cool, great vibe – This place was awesome! I came with a group of girls for a hot night on out, we had a blast! We thought we'd stay for a drink or 2 but ended having so much fun that we stayed all night! There's an awesome DJ on saturday, we danced our asses off!! Come here for drinks, you'll definitely have fun!
Pretentious Line for an Irish Pub, NOT WORTH YOUR TIME – I have never seen anything in the city more awful then this....... This is an Irish Pub, Guinness Sign on the front and all, yet they feel the need to hold a line with literally black rope around it, when the bar is not even full for status quo. On top of this the door men, and yes that's right there are door men for the pub, are rude and degrading. I have been to my fair share of trendy clubs and have never experienced such awful people. The bar itself is a dingy, small run of the mill bar. I would suggest keep walking, Central Bar is nowhere to even waste your time. They might want to consider going back to their roots.
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text: The goal woke me up. I did the best I could, better than I've done for most Stanley Cup Finals games in recent years. Put another way, I watched a lot of this game. Toward the end of the third period my eyes got heavy. By the time NBC's intermission panel got to work, knowing those guys would put me to sleep anyway, I was out. I was alert enough to notice my clock turning 1 as NBC's broadcast signed off. Hockey fans surely are glorifying Game 1, a triple-overtime Chicago win over Boston. Fans love to reminisce about certain playoff marathons: Pat Lafontaine's winner on Easter morning in '87, Keith Primeau's goal against Pittsburgh in a fifth overtime, even Brett Hull's Cup-clincher here in Buffalo. But how many fans actually were watching these goals as they happened? I think fans, and I am one, like to brag a little about having stayed with a game that goes super-late. I made it, I'm a true fan, like that. Further, these super-late games are part of the sport's lore, something other sports don't offer nearly as often. I'm not offering an objection to these multiple-overtime games per se. Instead, merely an observation that in this television-centric sports world a league allowing for 1 a.m. finishes as often as hockey produces them is a little surprising. Think about all the ways TV has changed sports over the years, starting with when games start. Then consider how desperate the NHL, a ratings-challenged league, might be for any advantage. Granted, hockey ratings have been good this spring -- well, good for hockey anyway. Heck, with Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles as its final four teams the ratings had better be good. I just wonder if someday the NHL would put a wrap on playoff games after, say, one overtime period. They could even do it after two, before the East Coast is into single-digits on the clock. Sure, tradition will be compromised, but that's always what happens. The shootout -- cringe! -- has become a part of NHL hockey. Vocal fans, probably most of the ones that make it to 1 a.m. for these things, would protest. The rest of us might like going to bed knowing who won. Shootouts in the playoffs: Think we'll ever see the day?


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Airbus Defence and Space opened a new state-of-the-art extended Mars Yard test area at its Stevenage site today.
UK set to play a leading role in the search for habitable planets orbiting alien stars, following David Willetts's announcement that the UK Space Agency will invest £25 million in ESA's PLATO mission.
The ability of European citizens, policymakers and service providers to access key environmental data on a routine basis will take a major step forward following the launch last night (03 April 2014) of the Sentinel-1A satellite.
Rosetta sets sights on destination comet
Europe's Rosetta spacecraft has caught a first glimpse of its destination comet since waking up from deep-space hibernation on 20 January.
Rosetta has been travelling through the Solar System for 10 years, and will finally arrive at the comet in August this year.
Herschel completes largest survey of cosmic dust in local Universe
The largest census of dust in local galaxies has been completed using data from Europe's Herschel space observatory, providing a huge legacy to the scientific community.
Cosmic dust grains are a minor but fundamental ingredient in the recipe of gas and dust for creating stars and planets.
Scientists favour four ExoMars landing sites
Some 60 scientists and engineers came together last month (26–28 March) for the first ExoMars 2018 Landing Site Selection Workshop, held at ESA's European Space Astronomy Centre near Madrid.
Their task was to begin the process of drawing up a shortlist of the most suitable landing locations for Europe's first Mars rover.
UK Space Agency steps up to the mark
The UK Space Agency has announced a reorganisation taking effect 01 April 2014.
This is in response to the Government's commitment to support industry deliver a UK space sector worth £40bn a year by 2030.
The UK Space Agency is at the heart of UK efforts to explore and benefit from space. The UK's thriving space sector contributes £9.1 billion a year to the UK economy and directly employs 28.900 with an average growth rate of almost 7.5%. The Agency provides funding for a range of programmes via programmes such as the National Space Technology Programme and FP7 and works closely with national and international academic, education and community partners.
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Rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka "Tiny" Harris helped spread a lot of holiday cheer at an annual community toy giveaway event. The couple along with their six children took time out of their ambitious schedules to give well-deserving youth toys, clothes, and other goodies for Christmas. Over 3000 families were represented at the event. When given the opportunity to speak on the Harris family's charitable effort one attendee commented," [I am touched that] Mr. Harris and his family would do this for us. My babies and I have nothing, — but today we have something— so everything is all good."
T.I. thanked all of his supporters for sponsoring the event and held out special praise for business associate Hannah Kang for coordinating the giveaway. Atlanta Haws player Josh Smith was one of many individuals to partner with the Harris family for the charitable effort. T.I.'s organization, King Foundation, has helped thousands of underprivileged families in the Atlanta area for a number of years. The organization did not stop short of Christmas this year.
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Ms Lady December 22, 2011 at 9:01 am
Very nice of the Harris family to give back. Lovely family.
EVELINA RAE December 21, 2011 at 9:25 pm
This is WONDERFUL!
I love that ALL the Harris kids are present. T.I. has Messiah, Domani and Deyjah often, I love that it!
Major is a little doll.
Tiny is in such awe of T.I. Fabulous couple!
TT December 21, 2011 at 6:18 pm
I bet the play was good!
Ti December 21, 2011 at 6:12 pm
Aww they look nice. Cool, what they're doing.
Seriously December 21, 2011 at 5:49 pm
haha..they look funny! I love T.I and his family.
ShondaNicole December 21, 2011 at 3:28 pm
I thought this was adorable!! Keep up the good work!
That's for me to know and you, well you know the rest... December 21, 2011 at 2:11 pm
Tiny looks like a little baby sitting next to her hubby! She looks cute! LOL!
That's for me to know and you, well you know the rest... December 21, 2011 at 2:09 pm
Awwwwh! Beautiful! Giving back is what it's all about! Bless their hearts!
MRSREYNOLDS December 21, 2011 at 2:09 pm
this is tooo cute!
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Yes, that's a bit of an absurd question for almost all of us alive today. But believe it or not, if you're an Atlanta Braves fan, you've seen it. And it doesn't look as appealing as it should.
No, it's not fair to pin all of the struggles of Atlanta's offense on Dan Uggla and B.J. Upton. They aren't the sole reason the Braves posted just 60 runs in 20 games and batted .203 before this weekend's regular season series finale against Philadelphia. But that duo is being paid $122 million — $37 million for Uggla through 2015 and $85 million for Upton through 2017 — and the Braves are not getting a valuable return on that investment. Not even close.
They have combined to hit .182 with 318 strikeouts in 834 at bats. They have 31 home runs and 81 RBIs combined. In short, they have been humbled to the nth degree this year in the most humbling of sports — baseball.
Because of their struggles, Atlanta has had to turn more than it expected to Jordan Schaefer, Evan Gattis, Elliot Johnson and Paul Janish. Gattis' power output aside, that's hardly a murders row. And if you're going to hit .182, might as well play Johnson or Janish at second base and upgrade the defense significantly, right?
All of this means more pressure to produce offensively has fallen to Justin Upton, Freddie Freeman, Brian McCann, Andrelton Simmons and Jason Heyward.
Justin Upton has had a streaky but solid year. Freeman should be a top-three MVP candidate. McCann has been streaky, but he's hit his 20-plus home runs and continues to be a consistent threat. Simmons is still maturing as a hitter and has shown flashes of his potential, which is enormous.
But this team goes as Heyward goes, and that's why any success Atlanta has this postseason will likely rest on his well-equipped shoulders.
Sure, securing the best record in the National League this weekend would be a nice leg up. It would mean missing Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first round Division Series and facing the Pittsburgh-Cincinnati wild-card winner instead. It also means the Cardinals and Dodgers could beat up on each other in the other Division Series.
But since Heyward moved into the leadoff spot in August, he has hit .343 with nine doubles, six homers and a .408 OBP. He immediately puts pressure on the opposition. He can steal a base, go from first to third on a single and even score from first on a double. And when he steps into the batter's box for the game's first pitch, it gives Atlanta's lineup a whole new aura.
"When a 6-foot-5, 240-pound man steps up there to lead off, it says, 'OK, the fight's starting on the first pitch,'" Atlanta hitting coach Greg Walker recently told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Atlanta is 64-30 when Heyward starts and 30-35 when he doesn't. The Braves' offense struggled mightily when he was out early in the year with the appendectomy and again in August-September when he missed time with the broken jaw.
Since returning from the disabled list last weekend, Heyward has started several games this week in centerfield — where B.J. Upton was expected to be — instead of his usual right field spot.
That could be a precursor for things to come this postseason. Upton's lack of production almost demands it. Tie his offensive struggles with Uggla and there's no doubt about it: Heyward is going to have to be a force offensively this October. Otherwise, Braves fans will once again be saying, "Wait 'til next year."


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Two Students Wrap Up the Adventure of a Lifetime
Standing on the beach in Manteo, N.C with their bikes on May 9, 2010, UNC Asheville Bike Club members Lee Meroney and Luke Heller had no idea what adventures stood between them and their goal—the Pacific Ocean.
But exactly 75 days and 4,100 miles later, the two cyclists reached that goal on the shores of Tillamook, Ore., wrapping up a coast-to-coast cycling odyssey despite illness, bad weather, floods and mechanical problems.
Even the start of the trip was rocky. Meroney, the incoming Bike Club president, fell ill just days into the journey. As he sat shivering under the sunshine on UNC Asheville's Quad watching Heller graduate, he wasn't certain he would be able to continue the journey.
But after commencement, they agreed to push on together—especially because the next leg of the trip was an important one to Meroney.
"I had never been further west than Nashville. I'd never really been out of the Southeast," admitted Meroney. "There was a whole lot of this country that I hadn't seen and I really wanted to."
The two rode on through Virginia, Kentucky and into the Midwest. Through the early miles they dealt with nagging problems on Meroney's older touring rig, which he bought on Craigslist for $25. By the beginning of June they had crossed seven states and the Mississippi River and really began to hit their stride, covering about 100 miles a day. Along the way, they discovered the hospitality of strangers nearly everywhere they went.
"The best experiences by far were the interactions with people," said Heller. "People just reached out and took care of us when we were in need and when we weren't. Complete strangers took us in for days at a time and treated us like family."
Meroney and Heller met people who offered free meals, mechanical repairs, showers and even a place to sleep—be it a bed inside or a comfortable camping spot in the front yard.
Being outside—both day and night—especially appealed to Meroney. "In part I did this trip to get away from civilization a bit and get into nature," he said. "Getting to see the Tetons, the Black Hills… it just gave me a returning sense of childlike wonder."
Personal reflection was a hallmark of the trip, which is fitting for these two liberal arts cyclists. Meroney, a Classics major, rolled out of bed quoting philosophers and writers like Rumi, Ernest Hemingway and John Muir. While Heller, who majored in Sociology, referenced Humanities classes on the blog he kept during the journey.
And they remained humble about their accomplishment. "Absolutely anyone can do this. And maybe they should," said Meroney.
Heller agreed. "Everyone absolutely could do it. If you can do 40 miles, you can do 100. If you can do 100, then you can do 1,000. If the opportunity presents itself, do it. You won't regret it."
Ability aside, when asked why they embarked on the journey, Meroney summed it up with a grin, saying, "Why not?"
To read Heller's blog, see more photos from the journey and check out video clips, click on lukeheller.blogspot.com.


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NORFOLK, Neb. — Filming for the Alexander Payne movie "Nebraska" began this week, and cast and crew members have been spotted working all around Norfolk and in the surrounding area.
Two days of filming in a hospital setting kicked off Thursday at Faith Regional Health Services in Norfolk.
Jacque Genovese, the hospital's marketing director, provided some background information on those scenes.
"There's a scene where there's an ER doctor that tends to the lead character, and so we've re-created an emergency room in the old part of the hospital that was vacated when we moved all of the patient rooms into the new bed tower," said Genovese. "The old intensive care unit area has been converted into the emergency room."
"That scene will actually represent a Rapid City, S.D., hospital. ... And then there's also a patient room in one of the old wings that will be used as the Rapid City patient room," Genovese added.
On Friday, "Nebraska" cast and crew members were back to do filming for scenes later in the movie, Genovese said. These scenes are actually set in Norfolk at Faith Regional, she said.
"The hospital itself will be referenced. And we've identified a patient room in the new bed tower that the patient will be in at that time. So we're two hospitals in the movie," Genovese said.
Hospital employees worked to convert the areas into sets. Genovese said Faith Regional worked closely with the set and art director as well as the props master.
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The hospital is also providing some actors for the movie, she said.
Dr. Jeff Yosten, medical director of the emergency department, was cast as an ER physician in "Nebraska," and there was also a request from the casting director for hospital employees to play extras, Genovese said.
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Earlier last week, filming took place at the Madison County Courthouse in Madison as well as in downtown Osmond. Early Friday morning, a film crew was shooting along the railroad tracks near Great Western Bank in downtown Norfolk.
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"Global warming is the biggest environmental issue facing humanity. According to a 2001 National Research Council report cited by EPA itself, "Greenhouse gases are accumulating in Earth's atmosphere as a result of human activities, causing surface air temperatures and subsurface ocean temperatures to rise." Impacts of this warming include inundation of coastal lands, increased incidence of severe weather conditions (including storms as well as drought), spread of infectious diseases, and disruption of ecosystems.
"Despite mounting evidence of global warming and its impacts, the EPA under the Bush administration has consistently refused to set any limits on the pollutants responsible, including carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and hydrofluorocarbons from motor vehicles. In particular, EPA in 2003 denied a petition by several public interest groups to limit these greenhouse gases. The agency claimed that the Clean Air Act did not authorize such limits, and even if it did, the agency would refuse to set them.
"Congress gave EPA its marching orders in the Clean Air Act, which requires EPA to protect us against dangers to "climate" and "weather." By ducking its clear duty to take on the premier environmental issue of our time, EPA disrespects both the law and the people it is supposed to be serving."
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If you're looking for a flowering tree that doesn't get too big, look into a treeform redbud. Other possibilities would be flowering pear, Japanese tree lilac, thornless hawthorn, or flowering crabapple (I like Prairiefire).We are Zone 4/5 here and they all do fine. We have a Northern strain of redbud.
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We have a Cleveland pear in the back with a nice circular bench around it. We do use it. That pear is getting to be a nice shape. Dependent upon time of year and shade from other trees, we do use that bench.
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I have 2 Kwanzan's. I love them!! I live in Washington State and have not had any issues with tent caterpillars. My trees are in fact in the sun 100% of the day......they are doing fine. Their double bloom is spectacular.
I had two that were part of a lot I bought at an auction when a nursery went out of business in 1978 along with about 100 other shrubs and trees. Even though I dug all very quickly and transported without wrapping and planted quickly without much knowledge or care, all but a couple of dogwoods survived. The house was on a bend in the road and they were placed about 15-20 feet apart at the apex of the curve.
I don't live in that house now but still go past from time to time and they should be blooming right about now and with the time in the nursery are probably over 40 years old. the view of them coming from either end of the curve is eye popping and they're about 25 feet high and almost as wide.
Thanks for input, good people.
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